The Intellivision was Mattel Toys’ entry into video game consoles.
It had a few surprising industry-first features: Voice synthesis and game downloads via TV signal!
When it came out, it was certainly the largest competition console-wise that Atari saw in the market, and it fought valiantly, but ultimately lost its footing during the Video Game Crash of '83.
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Download Links
Archive.org's torrent feature often does not work, so please don't use it - Downloads can fail or be incomplete. If you're wanting to help preserve this set, you can use the links below to download each part you want instead:
What you came here for! Only the best stuff. (160 titles, 2.9 MB)
Non-games, add-on hardware emulation, and important software to back up. (6 items, 143 KB)
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Champion Collection Release Notes
Special items included:
Unreleased titles and prototypes.
Items removed:
Non-working dumps, duplicates, prototypes or demos of games that eventually saw a full release, and homebrew titles.
Additional information:
Tested with the FreeIntv (1.2) core in RetroArch
Format: .int and .bin
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